Escrow holds funds and documents without favoring either party.
All money is held in regulated escrow trust accounts.
Ensures all terms of the purchase agreement are met before closing.
Keeps the transaction organized, structured, and on schedule.
Yes. Most real estate transactions in California require escrow to protect buyers, sellers, and lenders.
The escrow company is typically agreed upon by both the buyer and seller as part of the purchase agreement.
Most escrows take 30 to 60 days, depending on the transaction type and conditions.
Yes. Licensed escrow companies are required to hold funds in regulated trust accounts and follow strict compliance rules.
Escrow fees are usually split between the buyer and seller, but this can vary based on the agreement.
